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UNICEF: 171 Million Students Affected by Climate, US$200 Billion Lost
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UNICEF estimates that 200 billion dollars (or 170 billion euros) of future income will be lost as a result of school interruptions due to climate change, and that 171 million students will be affected.
Storms, floods and heat waves are the events that most close and interrupt activities in schools and cause the suspension of classes.
For 171 million children, schools were closed in 2025 due to climate change. Millions of students worldwide saw their education hampered or rendered impossible last year by climate disasters such as floods, storms, or heat. Education must arm itself, says UNICEF, to avoid closures having a lifelong impact. In 2025, for 171 million students … Read more
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